Constitutional Amendments Remain Armenia's Domestic Matter
Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that Armenia has never undertaken and will not undertake any obligation before a third party to amend its Constitution, emphasizing that constitutional change remains an exclusively domestic matter.
Armenia has never undertaken and will not undertake any obligation before a third party to amend its Constitution.
Mirzoyan noted that issues regarding preconditions for the signing of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan have long been discussed by both sides, including the Minsk Group framework and Armenia's Constitution.
- The Minsk Group issue has essentially been resolved, with a political decision made and final technical and budgetary matters to be settled by December.
- Constitutional amendments are not on the agreed agenda.
Author's summary: Armenia's constitutional changes are a domestic matter.
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